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Women to Work for Conserving Family Values

Ghaziabad: Loni-based Bhavya Jag Janani Darbar has started the process of constituting women groups all over the country to educate people about eternal Hindu values of life. “These women groups, known as Shakti Vahinis, will work to propagate the Hindu values of life, educating women to play an active role in strengthening rich family tradition which is facing onslaughts from all sides. It is because of the weakening of our family values that we see the negligence of elders in the family, children di

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Ghaziabad: Loni-based Bhavya Jag Janani Darbar has started the process of constituting women groups all over the country to educate people about eternal Hindu values of life. “These women groups, known as Shakti Vahinis, will work to propagate the Hindu values of life, educating women to play an active role in strengthening rich family tradition which is facing onslaughts from all sides. It is because of the weakening of our family values that we see the negligence of elders in the family, children disconnecting from their roots and changing food habits,” said Pt Jaikumar Sharma who is known as ‘Jalwale Guruji’, while addressing the gathering of devotees assembled during the Silver Jubilee celebration of the Darbar on February 13.
 
 
Pt Jaikumar Sharma (left) welcoming Mahamandaleshwar Mahant Shri Naval Kishore Das at the Silver Jubilee celebration 
 
Many eminent saints including Mahamandaleshwar Mahant Naval Kishore Das, Mahamandaleshwar Swami Anubhutanand Maharaj, Mahamandaleshwar Swami Devendranand Giri Maharaj, Mahamandaleshwar Swami Raghvanand Saraswati, Swami Shri Rajrajeshwarnand Maharaj and Dr Swami M. Prasanna Parsani were also present.
Shri Sharma also exhorted the people to focus on both the inner and outer cleanliness. “All people associated with the Bhavya Jagjanani Darbar across the country are intensifying their efforts to ensure cleanliness at their homes, streets and localities, and they will further educate the people ensure cleanliness in their surroundings. Apart from the outer cleanliness, we should also focus on the inner cleanliness by following a satvic life,” Jalwale Guruji added.
 
Started in February 1994, Bhavya Jagjanani Darbar has turned 25. In the last 25 years, a total of 1,08,565 people have abandoned every kind of addiction after visiting the Darbar. A total of 25,26,851 devotees visited the Darbar in the last 25 years. The temple is a very different kind of religious place, where the successful experiment of water therapy has been done and lakhs of devotees found solace following the unique water therapy.
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